Coupled with other findings in the study, Midwest Economic Policy Institute Policy Director Frank Manzo said Tuesday, July 6, is the takeaway “that Minnesota’s union construction industry is no more costly than the nonunion alternative even though it produces higher wages.”
The Construction Industry Labor Employers Council (CILEC) is a labor management committee that brings together signatory contractors and their employee representatives to enhance awareness about the work of the unionized construction industry in supporting Minnesota’s economic and workforce development objectives.
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